[governance] rights based approach to the Internet
Avri Doria
avri at psg.com
Mon Apr 14 15:40:10 EDT 2008
On 14 Apr 2008, at 13:02, Milton L Mueller wrote:
> because asynchronous
> text is the absolute worst medium for achieving consensus ever devised
> by man.
i might quibble about it being the worst medium known, but it
certainly isn't very dynamic.
i might suggest using http://docs.google.com/ as an easy (just like
using a word editor) free and open ... and somewhat better medium for
working out consensus text (i believe i have used it successfully on
several occasion in other groups at least as dynamic in opinion as
this one.)
but since google is a private enterprise and thus anathema to many
people, i won't suggest it because i don't want to get beat up for
being a friend to the private sector.
if i were to have suggested it, then i would have suggested that those
who wanted to actively work on such a doc could invite each other to
partiapte - inviting anyone from the IGC that asked. while the rest
of us who intend to just watch could just watch. and if one of the
passive minority felt like commenting on the list on what we were
watching, then one of those actively editing could, if so inclined,
cnsider adding ur small suggestion to the text.
but as i say. i am not suggesting it to this group, but in the best of
all possible worlds, i might have.
a.
PS. as for an appeals team mechanism to force a recall vote for
coordinator, i can't see us as being anywhere close to that state of
affairs (assuming we even still have an appeals team since their terms
were up with Vittorio's).
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